The phrase "availability of exit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing options for leaving a situation, location, or agreement.
Example: "The availability of exit routes during the emergency was crucial for ensuring everyone's safety."
Alternatives: "options for exit" or "existence of exit".
Just as which corporate analogy (firm-state, firm-contract) is more compelling depends upon how one understands the relative and absolute availability of exit from the firm, which sweatshop argument is more compelling depends, at least in part, on the economics.
Organizational hierarchies and terms of employment that would be intolerable as conditions of citizenship in a polity may be unexceptional in the context of a firm, owing to the consensual aspect of participating in a firm and the richer right to and availability of exit from the arrangement.
Since accessibility to health services in this rural context is constrained by seasonal conditions such as weather, agricultural work or availability of money, the exit interviews were conducted over several months.
Factors that influence their appetite for it include the time horizon of major investments, the availability of alternative investments, the ease of exiting investments, and visibility to consumers.
There was another issue: availability of credit.
Furthermore, clear demarcation of entry and exit area and the availability of hand washing facilities, significantly reduced the odds of a farm becoming CDV infected.
Availability of hand washing facilities at entry and exit were also found to have a significant effect, lowering the odds of being a case farm.
Kim, A. M., Vogt, S., O'Halloran, T. V. & Woodruff, T. K. Zinc availability regulates exit from meiosis in maturing mammalian oocytes.
Thus, the option of exit is ambiguous.
